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DC Corporate Sports Games Wants You

Business people understand this: it all ends with the tug of war. That’s why the May 31 fundraiser, The DC Corporate Sports Games, challenges all you superstars to a half-day of feats of strength, culminating with a fervid tug-of-war (team openings still available). The event benefits The DC Children and Youth Investment Trust Corp.’s Team Up DC Youth Sports Network, which uses sports and fitness to assist youth in succeeding on the field and in real life. Funds raised will go toward a coaches certification program, a workforce development program, and a partnership with The Washington Redskins. Challenges include a putting competition, an obstacle course, and track events. A march-in ceremony is just one more way you’ll be able to strut your stuff. The finale, as mentioned, is the tug of war. Team registration ends on May 28 at 5pm. Click here to register. For more information on our sponsor, click here.

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